Daily plan
A smart home card tells you exactly what to learn, review, or finish today — and adapts to overdue reviews and your quiet-hours schedule.
Official site — freelingo.ai
This is the official website for the FreeLingo iOS app. FreeLingo turns your own notes, files, vocabulary books, and study materials into word plans you can keep reviewing — powered by AI word cards, an 8-step spaced repetition schedule, listening review, and AI practice.
Use cases
FreeLingo keeps the global homepage focused on the product, while dedicated pages cover specific search intents such as Korean vocabulary, Japanese N5 words, Ebbinghaus review, and importing materials into study plans.
Korean word memory, TOPIK review, pronunciation, and examples.
Chinese pageJLPT and N5 vocabulary plans with readings and examples.
Chinese pageGerman beginner vocabulary with gender, examples, and review timing.
Chinese pageSpanish vocabulary plans for beginner, DELE, and daily topics.
Chinese pageEight review checkpoints for vocabulary memory and spaced repetition.
Chinese pageVocabulary learning across Korean, Japanese, German, Spanish, Chinese, and more.
Chinese pageTurn text, files, OCR images, and voice notes into reviewable word plans.
English pageChinese flashcards with pinyin, tones, HSK-style lists, and spaced repetition.
Resource Library
Browse by language, level, or topic. Every book is ready to add to your study plan — no setup needed.
The memory gap
Most apps help you learn more. FreeLingo helps you return at the moments your memory needs support.
Science
FreeLingo automatically schedules 8 review sessions at the exact moments your memory is most likely to fade — 30 minutes, 12 hours, then 1, 2, 4, 7, 15, and 30 days later. Smart notifications respect your quiet hours, and the recommended review duration adapts to your error rate and how late you are.
Product
FreeLingo turns vocabulary, notes, images, videos, and ready-made lessons into plans you can review with cards, listening, tests, and AI conversation — all in one place.
A smart home card tells you exactly what to learn, review, or finish today — and adapts to overdue reviews and your quiet-hours schedule.
Import vocabulary from pasted text, TXT, CSV, Word, Markdown, photos, OCR, or voice. Preview, filter duplicates, and append to an existing plan — all before saving.
Browse categorized word books for your target language. Preview vocabulary, then add directly to your learning plan.
Review with flashcards, listening mode, Bloom's taxonomy tests, similar-word practice, or spelling. Each session records accuracy and adjusts your next review duration.
Turn any vocabulary list into an audio queue. Configure preparation time, repeat count, and whether the app reads the definition aloud — hands-free review while doing other things.
GitHub-style contribution heatmap, review calendar, time-series study stats, quality metrics — compliance rate, effective review rate, memory retention rate.
AI
AI in FreeLingo isn't a chatbot tacked on the side. It runs through the word cards, the conversation practice, and the personalized Feed — all using your actual learning data.
AI Word Cards
For 9 languages, FreeLingo goes beyond a basic translation. Each card surfaces the details that actually help you remember — phonetics, collocations, word forms, example sentences, and language-specific notes.
AI Conversation
FreeLingo's AI chat isn't a separate tool bolted on the side. It knows today's vocabulary, your due reviews, and your recent mistakes — and turns that into focused conversation practice.
AI Feed
The Feed generates personalized cards from words you have already learned, using six different AI lenses to help you see each word from a new angle.
Content
Create memory plans from words, class notes, images, videos, classic poetry, or any imported file. FreeLingo handles all five content formats with dedicated review flows.
Anywhere
FreeLingo turns spare moments into memory moments. Listen while commuting, glance at the lock screen widget, share content from any app, sync your review schedule to your calendar, or let the AI Feed surface words you already know from a new angle.
Languages
FreeLingo supports 11 target learning languages. Nine of them have AI-powered rich word cards that go far beyond a simple translation.
Pricing
FreeLingo is free to start. Upgrade to VIP for unlimited plans, deeper AI, and full review rounds — or buy once with Lifetime.
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FAQ
FreeLingo supports 11 target learning languages: English, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, German, French, Portuguese, Thai, Arabic, and Russian. Several languages include AI-powered word cards with pronunciation, examples, collocations, and language-specific notes.
After you study a plan, FreeLingo schedules review sessions around 30 minutes, 12 hours, 1 day, 2 days, 4 days, 7 days, 15 days, and 30 days later. The app also considers overdue reviews, error rate, and review performance so you know what to study today.
AI helps generate richer word cards, practice prompts, conversation practice, and personalized review content from the words you are studying. AI content supports learning and should not replace dictionaries, textbooks, or official exam standards.
No separate account is required. FreeLingo uses a device-based identity and can sync core learning data through iCloud, so you can download the app and start building vocabulary plans quickly.
Yes. FreeLingo supports pasted text, TXT, CSV, Word, Markdown, OCR images, camera scans, and voice materials. After import, you can preview the vocabulary, filter basic words, remove duplicates, and create or extend a learning plan.
FreeLingo is free to start, with one active learning plan and core review features. VIP unlocks more plans, full review rounds, higher AI limits, and advanced features. Current pricing is shown in the App Store.
Previously studied content can be reviewed offline with flashcards, listening review, and progress tracking. AI conversation, resource exploration, and some AI word-card features require a network connection.
FreeLingo focuses on learning plans, imported materials, and spaced repetition. Instead of only storing word lists, it connects word books, custom materials, AI word cards, listening review, lock screen practice, and Ebbinghaus-style review checkpoints.
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FreeLingo combines AI, spaced repetition, and your own study materials — free to start, no account needed.